Psychometrist Training
The Psychometrist Program prepares candidates to support neuropsychological assessment under licensed psychologist supervision — through applied instruction, observed administrations, and structured feedback.
Who is the psychometrist training for?
Aspiring psychometrists
Individuals pursuing a career as a psychometrist, who will operate under the supervision of a licensed psychologist.
Organized & detail-oriented
Ideal trainees keep clean workflows, follow protocol precisely, and hold themselves to a professional standard.
Strong writers
Report writing is a core skill built throughout the program — comfort with structured, precise writing matters.
***This program does not offer diagnostic training and does not satisfy supervision hours for certification. Completion does not confer licensure, independent practice authority, or psychologist credentials. Scope of practice and permissible duties vary by state and work setting and may require supervision by a licensed professional.
***Participation in the training program does not constitute or guarantee an offer of employment.
Training Built for Today's Assessments Needs
The Psychometrist Training is a six-week training experience focused on the practical skills a psychometrist actually uses day to day: assessment set-up, client interaction across the lifespan, behavioral observation, ethical standards, data collection, and documentation.
Every part of the curriculum emphasizes standardized, ethical practice — delivered with a neurodiversity-affirming lens and the professionalism clinical settings expect from day one.
On completion
Participants receive a Certificate of Completion, along with supervised administration experience and structured feedback on report writing. This training does not offer diagnostic training. It prepares candidates to work under the guidance and supervision of a licensed psychologist.
